The past year has been full of challenges and for most of us, home has become the place where we feel safe and protected. So many of the animals at Animals Benefit Club had no home and were struggling to survive on the streets. Now rescued, we provide these cats & dogs with a safe and loving environment in order to help them heal.
Moby & Roscoe provide comfort to one another and this unlikely pair can often be found curled up in a big ball on their bed! Moby was abandoned in an apartment when his owner moved and Roscoe had a broken leg and was on the euthanasia list at MCACC. Both are the sweetest, most gentle boys you would ever want to meet and while they love to play with other dogs, they truly have a bond that is unique and special.
As a token of our gratitude please download our Moby & Roscoe Holiday 2020 desktop wallpaper. Whenever you see them smiling we’re sure it will put a smile on your face too!
Onyx was found outside a recovery house for substance abusers. We like to think he was a therapy cat for the residents. He had been attacked by another cat and an ABC volunteer requested our help. We treated his injuries as well as a serious urinary tract infection. Now he is king of the castle in our cattery! Of all the animals we have rescued off the street, he is truly one special boy: sweet, affectionate, and so grateful.
Beautiful Charlotte was rescued from a shoe box outside a school. She was starving and had ear mites but thanks to the dedicated care she received from the ABC staff she is now a beautiful, healthy cat!
Precious Snoopy was owned by a homeless person who could no longer care for her. She was then given to someone who released her back on to the street, alone and with no hope. Fortunately, ABC tracked her down and rescued her after she was nearly hit by a car. Snoopy loves people and enjoys playtime with her doggie friends.
Squirrel was pregnant when we rescued her and she gratefully had her three kittens in a safe, comfortable environment at ABC. This easy-going mama is now looking for a lifelong friend and a place to call home.
Emily was left to die after being abandoned in the yard of a vacant house. She had serious trust issues with everyone who tried to befriend her. It wasn’t until she became very ill with an intestinal disorder and required surgery and extensive rehabilitation that she began to trust people. She now enjoys playing ball and allows people to give her all the love she has been deprived of. She is a completely different dog – just more evidence that every life is worth saving!
We wish you and your loved ones comfort and joy this holiday season and throughout the coming year. Your support helps provide care to our rescue animals while on their journey to a forever home. Every gift helps. Please consider a tax-deductible donation today.
Gratefully, the Rescue Animals at ABC
